That clip of Kenny Lofton imitating Rickey is the best thing ever! Kenny was my favorite back then. RIP Rickey Henderson!
@Brownberet19736 минут бұрын
Most underrated team in baseball history ! ? Does anyone agree or have another contender ?
@davissae55 минут бұрын
Ron Karkovice and Dave LaPoint were sexy af
@ryukyle5913Сағат бұрын
There's no sense of urgency when you watch the games. Players don't seem to care if they lose or win. There are relatively no stakes. Why would viewers care if the people on the court don't?
@iron13492 сағат бұрын
I literally burst out laughing at the Packers score
@didgruntleddansnyderfan3 сағат бұрын
The Broncos loss is still difficult to understand. They're good on defense this year, but they're not THAT good.
@mattblack38134 сағат бұрын
It’s just still insane to me he got injured THAT quick. Like not halfway through week 4 or something. Like… immediately lol
@jdc44836 сағат бұрын
Why watch? Bad product. Why care? The players don’t so why should I?
@jimjimhuerta6 сағат бұрын
Brother is a rams fan??
@nintendostyle35006 сағат бұрын
It’s actually 30 minutes and 1 second of useless football information
@xSPAZNSPARTANx8 сағат бұрын
15:11 bro had me checking the date of the video
@frankcona66079 сағат бұрын
Dude Aaron Donald is a defensive tackle and plays in the middle of the front floor so right then and there this video is flawed
@brandonsebastiano37809 сағат бұрын
Fakest tough guys on earth... and Lebrun ruined the game.. meanwhile he wears dresses at diddy parties . This new cupcake generation of maggots are hilarious. Don’t ever put him in same sentence as jordan
@MegaMr469 сағат бұрын
Even dirtier than Jim Harbough and Bill Bellendchik?
@twisttwistamigo12 сағат бұрын
Alright?! Alright?! LeBron James isn’t just alright-he’s a basketball deity walking among mortals! LeBron is number one on the NBA’s all-time scoring list while being an elite passer, often compared to Magic Johnson. Who else consistently scores 30+ points a game while dropping dimes like a top-tier point guard? His longevity and consistency over 20+ seasons are otherworldly. LeBron can play-and dominate-all five positions on the court. Need a point guard? He’ll run the offense. Missing a center? He’ll bang in the post. There’s no hole in his game: scoring, passing, rebounding, defending-it’s all elite. His basketball IQ is untouchable. LeBron doesn’t just show up; he takes over. Four NBA titles, 10 Finals appearances, and countless iconic playoff moments. Do we need to mention his 3-1 comeback against the 73-9 Warriors in 2016? The block on Andre Iguodala alone cemented his status as a legend. He’s been dominant from 18 to 40. Most players decline after a decade, but LeBron is still breaking records. This season, he’s putting up numbers better than most stars in their prime. Beyond hoops, LeBron has built schools, empowered his community, and stayed scandal-free while thriving under relentless scrutiny for two decades. He’s a leader in every sense of the word. When you combine talent, accomplishments, and impact, LeBron James isn’t just the GOAT-he’s in a league of his own. Anyone saying he’s “alright” clearly needs to watch more basketball!
@cowboy6813 сағат бұрын
Horrible ownership. It’s all a product of that.
@djdeac14 сағат бұрын
The Cleveland Browns have lost more games than any other franchise since 1995...despite being inactive for three of those years.
@nunzi8315 сағат бұрын
Carlos Delgado is one of the most underrated players.
@MeAndMySnipes16 сағат бұрын
& guess who was on that staff? Dan Campbell. Lions are the dirtiest team in the NFL.
@relser18717 сағат бұрын
I’ve got a good one I just learned recently: there is an alternative version of football established as a club sport by some Ivy League, service academies, and other smaller universities in the 1930s called sprint football that follows the same rules as regular football but enforces a strict 178 pound weight limit per player in order to emphasize a faster, more agile style of play over more brute strength.
@mattshaw625917 сағат бұрын
Loved seeing 15 years of his highlights. Thanks
@justshootmevideos533617 сағат бұрын
Alabama has 18 titles not 15.
@TheOneTrueKingg19 сағат бұрын
Brad Johnson was first to throw a touchdown to himself, correct?
@jamesrichardson38120 сағат бұрын
As a Titans fan I came into this season hoping Levis might prove people wrong and make a go at looking the part but even if you take out the poor managing by the head coach swapping back and forth from Mason Rudolph Levis isn't the guy. The Titans need a franchise stud QB in the worst way and what do you know they just backed into the top pick of the draft. Sanders or Ward might surprise a lot of people and go on to greatness in the pros (it's not like this doesn't happen all the time) Guys who were afterthoughts become greats and cant miss superstar picks become busts but it's just our luck we sucked bad enough to get our pick of the best QB's and it happens to be this class. The problem with everyone's idea of what they should do is the NFL and draft are unpredictable, passing on a QB with such a pick hoping to get to pick a better one next year is beyond risky. The more I watch Hunter the more I think guys like him are rare and he is elite so just take him and suffer through one more year to get "The Guy" and hey what do you know maybe the next stud young QB they get they will have learned to not make QBing an a not so great team even harder by changing offensive playcallers every single season forcing him to learn a new playbook each year like they did with Marcus Mariota. The ideal scenario for the Titans would be if they found a QB hungry team that trades up like ideally the 3rd pick which would likely still get them the Heisman winner Hunter and get that teams 1st round pick next year. So that next year they can offer whoever has the #1 pick (if it's not the Titans again) and offer them both first round picks that year for it to get Manning. Getting 2 early first round picks in the same draft would be pretty difficult to pass up.
@jamesrichardson38121 сағат бұрын
I don't think he understands the 40 yard dash. Acting like 2 seconds is close would make sense if it was the 4000 yard dash but in the 40yd dash that is 1/3rd slower. Considering you would likely need a cheetah to run 2 seconds faster than Worthy then you know that's a big gap.
@SJonesy23 сағат бұрын
LeBron played Wide receiver not tight end
@gruntinghorse328223 сағат бұрын
Just reading the wikis again, huh?
@gruntinghorse328223 сағат бұрын
This dudes Nascar channel died because he plagiarized everything. Wont be watching.
@kevinhurd425823 сағат бұрын
Slinging Sammy Baugh threw four touchdown passes and intercepted four passes in the same game in 1943 against Detroit. I saw the game on KZbin.
@NinjasBackКүн бұрын
Was not expecting hcbb to be here
@mcupoplover8848Күн бұрын
Many consider Jake Bobo, wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, to be the greatest wide receiver in the history of the league.
@KgodMafiaКүн бұрын
Ninja questioning about how kickers miss kicks is actually laughable
@markvicferrerКүн бұрын
Hyperhidrosis would kick in sooner than the alcohol right?
@WowieZoëКүн бұрын
Yamcha is the greatest batter of all time
@cannedsasКүн бұрын
the cleveland browns
@gm9729Күн бұрын
The NFC East is the only division in the NFL where each of the 4 teams has won at least one superbowl. This became true in 2017 when the Philadelphia Eagles won their first superbowl
@WhiteLion513Күн бұрын
Bears?.. best defense of the decade?.. ya lost me
@str8_white_mailКүн бұрын
Dude… Parkey’s kick was blocked. The NFL ruled on it. He didn’t choke anything. That’s a failure on the FG unit.
@Rod-rx5rrКүн бұрын
greg w was jets 's dc and greg w make jets lost to lv raiders